Sentence examples for become explicit about from inspiring English sources

The self-government forces are going to have to become explicit about their different Scotland, make choices and flesh out a progressive politics.

Various publications came to the conclusion that most CPGs do not provide guidance on the management of patients with comorbidities, especially for discordant combinations, [ 11] and it has been claimed repeatedly that CPGs should become explicit about the applicability of their recommendations to multimorbid patients [ 12- 14].

The men became explicit about what they wanted from Gifford, what they were prepared to give her in return, and what might become of her if she went to jail.

But if it's not, it's time the foreign-policy commentariat on both sides of the Pacific became explicit about how we may actually go about preserving the peace.

With his Aug. 31 speech, Obama became explicit about the relationship between reduced troop levels in Iraq and escalation in Afghanistan.

Only as she entered her teens (though Warburton is sketchy about this) did the true relationship become explicit.

They said about rule one, "When we see work in its various contexts, real trade-offs become explicit.

Quantitative indicators reveal insights about the particular profiles and structures; however, when presented with the network visualizations (Figures 4, 5, and 6), the structures become explicit and actionable.

"It's become explicit when it was implicit before.

"This becomes explicit when poets write a poem about some great work of art…In such instances, the distinction between imaginative and critical writing disappears".

Others were more explicit about their fears of Japanese ownership.